Weather

A damp start but not too chilly here. It was raining early hours so it will be dodge the puddles on our walk. Nothing planned but we will start thinking of what we need for next weekend. Management said she will have a think about what we need food wise. One night we will have something from the food van. I think it’s pizzas this year.

Pouring down now, frog pond overflowing, waiting for a flat pack greenhouse to arrive next week, that will be fun.  
Boaby

IanH wrote:I have double sympathy there BB, having done flat pack shed last week. Hope the tadpoles don't escape... Wx becoming more like far west here this year, be compulsory pastie eating next....

Tis about time you eastern flat lander hicks ate some decent food  

Well said, Monty. Them Easterners have no idea. Meat and veg one end and jam the other. An all in one meal complete with a built in handle. 

I had a flat pack greenhouse a couple of years back, ash tree flattened it.
Started out damp but nice day now, warm and sunny periods, only a couple of weeks until the ban on long trousers.
How can you feel sorry for a land where they believe Ginsters are pasties,  so sad for them suffering living over the wrong side of the Tamar .

groundhog wrote:
How can you feel sorry for a land where they believe Ginsters are pasties,  so sad for them suffering living over the wrong side of the Tamar .

Steady pal, whilst I wholeheartedly agree about Ginsters fake pasties, it's still jam on top for me. As for the wrong side Tamar, which side has it right collecting the bridge tolls 

…..or who is more generous by allowing access to their county free of bridge tolls? 

Good point TW. Just spent the last hour or so basking in the glorious Cornish sunshine on the chairbeds, stubbies on first time in the UK this year.
All that fresh Atlantic air sent me to sleep.

Yep, a mostly glorious day which makes a pleasant change after the mist and rain of recent days.

Our daffodils are way past their best now and starting to droop but the primroses are poking their heads out as are the daisies in the lawn. The second cut will be happening soon.

groundhog wrote:
All that fresh Atlantic air sent me to sleep.

Are you sure that's not just an age thing  

No I am only 26 plus vat

Morning All,

7 degrees and dry.  Forecast to get sunny later with the temp getting up to around 12 degrees.

Take care.

Supposed to be a dry day but the forecast said that for yesterday and we had heavy showers on and off right through. Enjoyed my Guinness though. Should be warmer today with the wind coming from the west.

Take care folks.

Nice start to the day, dry and sunny periods, mild with it. Gideon the fence man has arrived and there is no dreckly he just started digging holes ready for the posts.
Pressure washing this morning then dentist this afternoon.
Have a great day all.

Ha ha very droll.. .

Clouds cleared to the east turning into a lovely sunrise earlier, good long walk with Tag along the prom and back.
Have a nice day.
Boaby

A nice bright and warmer day. Our garden is looking like it’s awake now. The grape hyacinths are out in abundance. Whilst I was in the van sorting things I heard a bumble bee somewhere in the front garden. It must have been a fair size if I could hear it from the van.

Morning all.

Not nice this morning - windy and raining but not too cold, 7 degrees and should get to double figures later.

Morning Dave, nice walk with Tag earlier to see the sunrise on the front,still mild with a light breeze.
Have a nice day.
Boaby

Morning all, forecast to stay dry today now overnight rain has cleared before more rain tonight. Got up to 14°c yesterday, went out for a walk to enjoy a bit of sunshine. Out for coffee this morning so I'll get out of garden labouring duties

Take it easy